adam william watching this all from the breaking news desk. adam, what do you have? >>> first of all, as you said reports of an explosion at a bar near a stadium there in paris and then shootout at a restaurant. federal government from a parisian local tv station and you can see that there are armed officers there. you can see they have shields on and what we're hearing is that there are two separate incidents of a shooting at a shootout at a restaurant where fatalities are reported and then that explosion at a bar. this explosion was heard by spectators at a soccer game, soccer game going on between france and germany in a bar near that stadium. unclear where the restaurant is in relation to the bar. nbc "nightly news" is simply reporting multiple security incidents in the city of paris right now. it's just after 10:30 p.m. in that city on a friday night where you would imagine lots of people are out and about. as far as whether these are connected as we're seeing i'ms here. this looks like broken glass perhaps at that restaurant where gun shots could have gone thro

adam william has their story. >> anchor: lots of newlyweds enjoyed looking at their honeymoon videos. the reillies especially enjoyed this one . >>> it all happened just so fast. the shark just came out of nowhere out of the murky waters . >> anchor: his bride already had seen enough sharks and was back on ship out of the cage . >>> i was right behind it like looking over the rail when i saw the shark come and slam into the cage. i didn't know it went inside i just thought, well, he will be happy about that footage . >> anchor: some people who have seen the video are blasting the shark cage company for endangering the animal . >> anchor: that shark came at the bait really fast and didn't really have much time to do anything else but pull the bait . >> anchor: and pull they did right where spencer would have been holding on if he wasn't holding his camera. a long with the viral video their story is on-line, all over the world. >>> it's kind of funny to see all of the different articles out. there it's like extreme diver like narrowly escapes death and funny reading all of those things.

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i'm kim khazei. >> i'm adam williams. several breaking news stories coming up at 6:00. a mother and her boyfriend facing charges after the death of a teen in a motel up in new hampshire. >> kim: also a body discovered on a beach on the south shore. we have new details this evening. >> and a developing story we'll tell you about. the big announcement about a cargo ship that sank in a hurricane. three people with ties to the bay state were on board. >> kim: we'll have those stories and much more straight >> topping the buzz, a piece of mob history is up for auction. >> the whited cadillac escalade is on the auction block. he signed the inside of the s.u.v. in three different places. the vehicle which has over 100,000 miles comes with an official prop license and framed photo signed by five of the show's cast members, including gandolfini. >> missy elliott shocked the world, the grammy award winner created an account yesterday, where she promoted the release of her music video in nearly ten this video for the single "wtf," where are they from, launched this morning, it alr

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adam william join us now with more on breaking details . >> anchor: two separate parents reported their children were given toilet tank cleaner products in their halloween bags bags. take a look at these pictures of the items. the disks were rapid in the products white covering. it hasthe instructions for the cleaner written out and the warning, keep out of reach of children. we're told the children did not eat them, that's a good thing. we've also just learned about i acase in hudson, new hampshire where a family found a loose raise or blade in a child's bag of candy. luckily, no one in that case. so police are now asking parents to be sure as always every year, check all of the candy in our kid's bags about of they start to eat the candy. in the newsroom, adam williams, 7 news . >> anchor: also on , a close call in brockton when gunfire goes off in the any el of the night. one family shaken up as they duck for cover while bullets . >> anchor: police are trying to determine the motive behind this violent act. members of the community there and byron has the latest for us. moving from t

adam williams joins us now with more on this story. >> that teenager ran into a bathroom and hid in her home of she heard someone breaking glass. the teen's mother tells us that her daughter was able to call police while hiding in the bathroom. they showed up shortly after and arrested breton. >> she was very brave even though she was super scared and god's grace was definitely with her. so very happy she's okay. windows and things like that can be replaced. but lives can't, very happy. accused breaking in is being held on $75,000 cash bail. in the news room, i'm adam williams, 7 news. >>> a framingham woman facing charges for allegedly letting her children help her shop lift. police say her four young which i know were used to help her as she hid items in a baby stroller. >>> charges against the 45 6 year-old man were upgraded. he is expected back in court in january. >>> massachusetts attorney general maura healey announcing a new initiative against student debt. healey says they have started out by cracking down on loan companies. >> today we are taking action from two of these compa

>> anchor: right now she is at chilen's hospital, adam william is here with the latest on how she was found. adam? >> anchor: elizabeth and ryan sources tell us the girl, the little girl was found naked on a side of a road in rowley with a shaved head and suffering from a head injury. two-year-old lyndon albers's mother reported her missing around 7:00 this morning. she said that she last saw her daughter about four hours earlier when she went in to check on her in their home. as you can imagine, this sparked a massive search all around the hamilton area. police blocked the little girl's house off with yellow tape as you see from sky 7. teens searched for the toddler on ground. they were up in the air with helicopters of eventually they got a break in the case when a couple driving in rowley spotted the girl by the road in that town. police say they found albers on local and state police are now looking for clues if that area trying to figure out what happened. because this is an active investigation they wouldn't give many more details on the case. >>> it's an ongoing we have been wo

adam williams, 7 news. >> ryan: also following d.c.f.is investigating the cod. the child dayed in sandwich. the district attorney says there are no obvious signs of trauma but they're trying to figure out what caused the baby's death. d.c.f.is working with police on this investigation. >> elizabeth: also on 7 a dangerous encountner worcester. a police officer forced to europe out of the way when a teenager allegedly tries to run him over. >> ryan: chaos continued with shots fired, a chase and arrest. kelli o'hara has details. >> reporter: that teen is accused of hitting the olice officer. he ended up driverring over list foot and his legs. prosecutors say this started over a fight in a burger king drive thru. >> the defendant did officer smith on several occasion, he did strike him in the foot. >> reporter: an officer hurt hit by an out of control driver. prosecutors say the man behind the wheel was conner davis. >> the defendant is charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon, and assault with intent to murder. >> reporter: wearing his future is new sw

he was studying in israel when that deadly shooting happened. >> let's get right over to adam williams at the breaking news desk with more. reporter: we're told the 18-year-old was in israel studying during a gap year between high school and college. schwartz was a graduate of the school in brookline, grew up in sharon. he was a long time camper and counselor at a jewish summer camp in northwood, new hampshire. he was killed in the north bank when a palestinian opened fire on several cars stuck in traffic. he and two others were killed.

i'm adam williams, 7 news. >>> i feel really good about my chances here. >> it's official, jeb bush files for the new hampshire republican primary. his visit to new hampshire one day after polls show donald trump with a commanding lead there. >> bush says he's win. byron barnett live in concord with more on bush's big day. londonderry, new hampshire. jeb bush is goi to be holding a town hall here in a little while. today as you campaign around the state including in new hampshire, he criticized president obama's handling of the war on isis and talked about what he would do differently if he were commander-in-chief. jeb bush filing papers for new hampshire's first in the nation primary. >> feels great. i love the traditions and i'm excited about campaigning hard here. reporter: appearing confident despite his continued poor showing in the polls, bush toured a company in manchester and met with voters. he blasted president obama's strategy in syria and said if he were president, he would put more boots on the ground to wipe out isis. >> president obama refuses to admit that terrorism. he ca

at our breaking news desk, i'm adam williams, 7 news. >>> now to the latest in the paris terror investigation. officials have confirmed the ring leader of the attack is dead. they had to use fingerprints to identify him. >> this comes as dramatic new video of those attacks is revealed. brandon gunnoe live in the news room. reporter: they weren't sure due to the condition of his body. now we're hearing they know for certain. abdelhamid abaaoud was killed yesterday in a raid north of paris. fingerprints confirmed his identity. wiretap evidence led police to an apartment in saint-denis where they battled isis militants in a bloody seven hour raid. new dramatic surveillance video has surfaced on thedailymail.com. the shoot oj was shot in a cafe as it came under fire from a gunman. belgian law enforcement conducted half a dozen raids in brussels thursday focusing on the friends and family of one of the paris attackers. police say he blew himself up outside the soccer stadium. france's lower house of parliament approved extending the state of emergency through february. france says his country is t

. >> let's head over to adam williams with them. >> reporter: police say they attacked homeless people under a railroad bridge. police say the teens hit them with rocks and shot b.b.'s at them. see the b.b.gun next to a lowell police department issued gun. it's almost an exact replica of the real thing. police say that when an officer approached the teens they ran away and one turned back to throw a rock at the officer. all three were in court this afternoon. we have a crew on the wait to lowell to bring you more as we get it. i'm adam williams, 7 news. >> ryan: turning to the forecast and it doesn't get much better than that. if you were' lucky enough to enjoy today's warm weather you had a beautiful day. temperatures hitting the 70s. >> elizabeth: the unusual november weather is expected to stick. see how long the second summer is going to last. >> 73 for a high in boston, about 73 nashua and back into bedford 47. i didn't think it would get this warm today. i thought upper 60s to near 70 but we busted throughout that and the southwest wind is helping us. also the temperature in plym

adam williams is here in the news room with those breaking adam? >> reporter: these rules are connected to the double-murder hernandez is charged with. with witness intimidation in the case of alexander bradley of prosecutors say bradley was in the car with hernandez when form former patriot shot the two men. hernandez is accused of later shooting bradley in the face because he was afraid bradley murders. hernandez wanted that witness in intilldation charge . the judge also denying hernandez hernandez's request to suppress evidence found in an suv connected to that case. police found that car in 2013 while serving hernandez's uncle uncle's home in connecticut at the time they were investigating the odin lloyd. hernandez was convicted of lloyd lloyd's murder earlier this year and currently is serving life in prison. at our breaking news desk, i am adam williams, 7 news . >> anchor: also on 7, a lobster boat going up in flames off the coast of helps which. the man on board jumped into the water, a good samaritan racing to the rescue . reason the luck

live in our newsroom, i'med -- i'm adam williams. >> elizabeth: we're following mores news today. several people arrested in a pipeline protest in west roxbury. the protesters blocked workers at a construction site there. >> ryan: this isn't the first time people proafted the project. 7's victoria warren explains. >> reporter: construction in west roxbury, a controversial gas pipeline is going in, despite a very determined group of protesters. >> i see death. that's all it is. that can blow any time. >> reporter: residents fear the project isn't safe and after several recent protests, today a small group linked arms and crossed directly into the construction site in an effort to make a human barricade. >> they need to see that us as a community we're all together in it. we don't want something like this in our community, because it's very dangerous. >> reporter: the police came in to arrest several protesters. the pipeline is part of an extension of a line that runs from new jersey to boston. the group tried to fight the project in court, but lost, despite today's arrests, some pe

adam williams has the story. >> reporter: costumes for two schoolers on halloween became the focus of a state police . >>> the costume was essentially black trench coats, baseball . >> reporter: superintendent lynn mcmullen says the sophomore appeared to be dress as the columbine shooters. the two teens who killed 13 people at the high school in colorado in 199 . >>> it's a little crazy and too far. mass shooting traumatized a nation and the outfits worn caused enough condition for the principal to call police . >>> it does put parents on edge edge. this is the times we're living in and we would be inhuman if it didn't put us on edge . >>> the school district released a letter to parents about the situation and today state police arrested the two juveniles for inciting injury to persons or property and breach of peace saying that through the investigation they learned that threats of badly harm to other students at litchfield high school had been made by the . >>> all of the pieces of information they gathered together have led to them saying to us repeatedly not a credible . >>> some

adam williams live with more on his message . >> anchor: elizabeth, elected officials here in the bay state are not taking these attacks overseas lightly. in fat, governor baker as you mentioned saying that keeping the people of massachusetts safe is the top priority. governor charlie baker and boston mayor marty walsh say there are no known security threats on boston or massachusetts in general, but they are still taking and talking about extra security out on the streets. the governor also said they would be very cautious in accepting refugees in the future future. >>> first of all, i think any conversation that involves this has to start with whatever process the federal government is going to put in place to vet people through the process. that's something we want to know a lot about. i think at this point in time, we would have to be very cautious about accepting folks without knowing a lot more about what the federal government's plan looks like and how it would actually be i problemed and executed. >>> i think it's early for this this. can. i think there will be opportunity for

i'm adam williams, 7news. >>> we're also following breaking news from boston's south end. boston police confirm two elderly women were hit by a car this afternoon. it happened on tremont street at westbrook line. the injuries are said to be serious and possibly life-threatening. >>> also breaking a bad accident on route 20 in oxford. state police say the westbound side of the road is closed. the cars involved are pretty smashed up. no word yet on what caused that crash. >>> also on 7, leaders in burlington coming together to give a mosque a new look. this after two teens are being charged with vandalizing the islamic center. >> police say they spray paimentd usa on the mosque over the weekend and now leaders are retagging the walls with some positive messages. john coco has the latest from burlington. >> reporter: covering up hate after the mosque was defaced over the weekend. its members many others are now using art to bring them closer to their community. peace. >> reporter: early sunday morning, the burlington islamic center was tagged with usa, mosque. eggs were also

adam william reports. >>> as a parents, she was floored to see this. her 18-year-old son isaiah and a teacher getting physical as a classroom watches on . >>> he beat isaiah like he was in the street . >> reporter: isaiah said it all started when he made a smart remark to the teacher . >>> he was out there asking everyone where they are supposed to be at. i wasn't trying to to be a funny guy and said where are you supposed to be at? >> reporter: that's not seen in the video or what immedialy follow but what we do see is this . >>> he is the aggressor pro voguing my son and my son is backing up . >> reporter: isaiah said he never put his hands on the teacher and mom believes him . >>> he could have broke his neck. he could have been that the coma coma. he could have been dead. what could the high school tell me? nothing . >> reporter: the school distribute saying it's investigating the . that teacher taken out of the classroom and put on non-school related duty. prior said she wants not only an apology . >>> i want him to lose his job so he can understa

"action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and sharrie williams and adam joseph and ducis rogers and then join us for a special report at 11:00 here on channel 6. consumer reporter, nydia han has a hidden camera test, see how safe your packages are on when left outside by delivery service sfwlz we do get a lot of complaintses about people stealing packages we decide to do an undercover test. >> what do you think about that? >> that is brazen. >> protect your holiday packages this holiday season tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> we have breaking news as we come on the air tonight. they have now urging calm in chicago. the new video just released. the police chief, the major pleading for peace after an officer is now charged with first degree murder, accused of continuing to shoot a black teenager as he lay dying. >>> also breaking tonight, the new fbi alert now issued right here at home. just as millions travel for thanksgiving, fe

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with the arrest a former middle school choir director in middletown, delaware. >> and an inconceivable story a little girl goes to the concession game at her big brother's football game and never comes back. what happened in the 25 minutes she was missing. >>> and a family stopped at mcdonald's for a gob letter, and left with so much more. >>> for more information on the new safe transaction zones in cherry hill, we turn to "action news" reporter, nora muchanic live with the details. >> reporter: hi there brian, one the pitfalls of using sites like craigslist is you don't know who you are dealing with and that could be dangerous, now cherry hill has created a space you can meet up by yourself and you don't have to worry about your safety. >> cherry hill police captain winters is in the operation center one of two locations designated as safe transaction zones, that is where they can create online swap sites. >> don't go to someone's

adam williams has the story. >> reporter: lots of newlyweds enjoyed looking at their honeymoon videos. the rileys especially enjoyed this one. >> it all happened so fast. the shark came out of nowhere. out of the murky water. >> reporter: his bride had seen enough sharks and was back on the ship out of the cage. >> i was right behind it. like, looking over the rail. i saw the shark come and slam into the cage. i didn't know it went inside until we watched the video. i just thought, well, he is going to be happy about that footage. >> reporter: some people are blasting the shark cage company for endanger the animal. the story is on-line all over the world. >> it is kind of funny to see all the different articles out there. it is like, "extreme diver." narrowly escapes death. it is funny reading all those things. you know, it didn't seem that dangerous or crazy when it was happening. >> reporter: adam williams, 7 news. >> christa: wow. still ahead, a stressful ride with uber. what one woman says happened yard is welcome back, everyone. the m.b.t.a. reveals the new designs on the cars fo

i'm adam williams, 7 news today in new england. >>> following more news today convicted spy jonathan pollard is a free man. the 61-year-old who served 30 years in a north carolina federal prison was released on friday morning. back in 1987, pollard pled guilty to providing top secret classified information to israel. the espionage case has complicated u.s. and israel relations for three decades. >>> we have the video for you. it shows three people literally drive right into that gun shop. they got away with 16 weapons in just 30 seconds. the robbers took mostly pistols but were able to get their hands on semiautomatic weapons as well. police are still searching for the suspects and are worried, obviously, where these guns are going to end up. >> the person here is stealing a good morning and not using it for criminal use, then they certainly are selling it to or giving it to someone else who act. >>> the suspects are still out there. police are offering a 6,000 6,000 toon arrest. >>> a california zoo still searching for a red panda escaped from its enclosure. look like. yesterday the

adam williams has the whole story. >>> earmuffs. head bands for the winter. >> high school senior is making sure her fellow student stay warm this year. >> makes you feel really good. like i'm doing thing. i always wanted to do something to help people. she asked for clothing donations. she noticed some students couldn't afford warm winter clothes >> i felt like they should have better clothes. thises her third and large drive. some new, some slightly used and her friends are amazed. >>> we started off with small amounts then she kept bringing more and more and more. kelsea you did all of this. >>> a lot of kids will come. even though people say they may be embarrassed. if they need it. if they need a coat they will come and get one. she's handing out clothings today and tomorrow for anyone in need. she's a role model. i'm adam williams, 7news "today in new england." >>> the kids are so scheduled with all their activity after school it's kind o take a stem back and think about other people. she's clearly done that. it's so inspiring

i am adam williams. >> 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> now at 5:30, young girl found running from the woods in framingham, an 18-year-old man charged with rape. >> a touching show of support,

here is 7's adam williams. >> reporter: it's a war of wards playing out on 7-eleven receipts. a store owner preupted out receipts -- a store owner printed out that a store owner said that tom brady was a cheater. another store owner fired back in his own assault way. in the fine print you can see, "tom brady is a football god" printed out on those receipts. he said his messages are getting a lot of across new england and around the the country. >> it's neat. i loved it. >> reporter: maybe best result for this business owner likely brought more customers into his store. >> i think it's gentle. >> reporter: i'm adam william, 7 news today in new england. >>> the patriots will let them do their talking on the field, right? coming up at 8:30. ben carson forced to answer some tough questions. hear how the front runner is under fire after some made comments about his past. >>> we head to the hard wood. celtics looking to get back on track and make a win there. could they take down the wizards over at the garden is ahead on 7 sports. >>> the story of a baby goat stolen right from his

for monica malpass, melissa magee, rick williams brian taff, adam joseph i'm sharrie williams, "action is up next. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> hearts are full of hope and joy tonight, as families, friends and even strangers sit down to give thanks for blessings this past year, on this thanksgiving 2015, and it is thursday night and jim is off and i'm brian taff and the big story is thanksgiving, a day for feasts and fun and to share our blessings with those that are less fortunate. ♪ when you

i'm adam williams. >> i'm elizabeth more nor rake came. 7news at 6:00 starts right now. >> reporter: state police patrolling logan airport with submachine guns during the holiday travel rush. >> we're live with how things are going for passengers amid and president obama saying there's no reason to worry about your safety this thanksgiving. >> we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. >> the commander in chief confident there are no credible threats to the u.s. right now. >> bright day, but now the clouds move in for thanksgiving, but the temperatures on the way up. >> reporter: and... the patriots getting ready to take on the broncos on sunday. we're live in foxboro as the team prepares for a game. you can watch right here on 7 nbc. >>> we start with a live look at logan airport where people are going through security boarding thanksgiving. this is the jetblue terminal, and it looks pretty darned good right now. issued a worldwide travel alert, though. and we wanted to show you a live look at the traffic. this is 93 braintree split. looks like both directions are

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i'm adam williams, 7 news. >>> students at brandeis university staging a sit-in at the school's administrative center. the sit-in began after several hundred students said the administration has failed to address concerns over racial inequality. >>> several mbta board members want to make fares more fair. right now students and senior citizens can get a reduced fare but everyone else pays the same price. now some mbta board members want to change that. they are considering a price structure that would vary on how much a person makes. >> if you can't get from point a to paint b, you're out of luck. i don't have a problem with that. >> i think they should be even. >> if should be even. >> it should be even across the board? >> yes. even if they make more, they can't necessarily afford a hike-up. >> board members will vote in february. >>> new details on new orleans, police arresting a man they say was caught on camera shooting a medical student. now police say he could be charged with attempted murder. if convicted, he faces life behind bars. this morning the man police say shot a helpless unarm

outside of boston already is this rule, 21 or over, to buy tobacco at our breaking news desk, i'm adam williams, 7news. >>> also on 7, red sox slugger david ortiz heading into the homestretch of his career. big papi announcing he will retire at end of next season. joe amorosino is here with more of his message. >> david ortiz making his jeter's web site, the players tribune, big papi reflecting on his career at age 40 saying he is both proud and fortunate to have played here in boston. >> life is based on different chapters and i think i am ready to experience the next one in my life. >> reporter: after creating some of the greatest chapters in red sox history in the past 13 years, david ortiz is ready to walk away from the game he loves. >> i'm really proud of what i volunteer accomplished through the years and very thankful for having fans like you guys who support me through my career. i wish i could play another 40 years so -- but it doesn't work that way. >> reporter: aught he's been larger than life during his time with the red sox, papi says he just wants to be remembered as one of the g

. >> i'm adam williams, got a lot to get to, 7news at 5:00 starts right now. right now we know of no specific and credible threat on the homeland. >> reporter: president obama trying to reassure americans with millions of people on the move. >> and a check of roads and any headaches on the highways. >> highs return to the 50s and even warmer by black friday. we'll take a look at that forecast. >> it's stuff to see people die in front of you. >> and a man is killed when a driver plows into a group of people in natick. tonight people trying to figure out what went wrong. and tomorrow tomorrow brady's target liss has been shrinking but could he be getting one of his best weapons back? and a baby found in a manger. now new york police on a mission to find the abandon child's mother. >>> americans on the move today. it's one of the busiest travel

. >> adam: i'm adam williams, protestors marching through the streets of boston asking for higher wages. the message they want to send to lawmakers. >> kim: then a local man has chained himself to a slide. claiming he is facing foreclosure at his local water park and why he is asking for more time. >> adam: new video game released with big ties to boston. we're live with the excitement and what the lied developer included from our area. those stories and much more on 7 news at 6:00. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. >> ryan: big changes in lawrence, crews will soon be making a movie there featuring ben affleck, filming begins there later this week. >> elizabeth: john cuoco shows you the first shot of the flick. >> reporter: the transformation is under way. turning back the clocks on appleton way in lawrence to the prohibition era 1920. >> it's a great opportunity to show case lawrence. >> reporter: 7 news learned this area of the cit

i'm adam williams. >> i'm elizabeth noreika >> this one leaving behind quite a bit of rain. three inches in hingham. braintree close by, .7 and then the amounts really dropped off from millis to andover. we were left wanting here. a lot of dry spots and we needed the rain but this did not deliver. we did pick up close to the-quarters o an

i'm adam williams and another >> there is a thanksgiving and they are talking for the first time and they are down in boston. >> and in their own words. syrian refugees are talking about the struggle of leaving home. >> 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> we started with breaking news and four officers were hurt in a shooting at planned parenthood. right now officers say the gunman is still shooting at them. >> police are telling people at nearby businesses to stay inside. let's get to kim at the breaking news desk. >> right now authorities are looking at the extent of those officers injured. we know others are hurt and a hospital spokesperson is saying thisy have -- saying they have nine patients. there is a possibility that the gunman has taken hostages. is a you mentioned it all started near a planned planned

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i'm adam williams consistent i'm kim khazei. 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> ryan: the swat team swarms a boston apartment building but the suspect inside makes a great ease scape limits what a connecticut teacher did that left the student on the floor and him without a job. >> ryan: video after violent arrest going viral. 7 news is onsets a the city of lawrence is transformed for a new ben affleck movie. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> ryan: first here at 5:30 fast food workers taking to t boston. they're demanding a minimum

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but i'm adam williams, 7 news. >> ryan: we're also following breaking news first here at 4:00. green line service temporarily suspended after students actually blocked the tracks there. >> elizabeth: it happened just before 2:00 on the e.line. things are back to normal but it's not the only protest in the city. dan hausle is live with what is going on. >> reporter: actually we're able to get our shot up together. we have a crowd of protestors. they're protesting the minimum wage and they want it to come up to $15. we have a couple of hundred dollars people down here -- hundred people town here and some of these same workers were joining a protest earlier today outside northeastern university. let's show you from the air the crowd that gathered actually on huntington blocking the e.line for about 25 minutes earlier today. these were protestors that were joined by these protestors, but they were' from northeastern university. from posting low wages for their part-time professors. they stopped the t. for about 25 minutes and if you go to the ground shot, you can see them there as

i'm adam williams, we are following several breaking stories coming up next at 6:00. raids in france targeting the mastermind of the terrorist attacks in paris. two suspects killed, seven arrested. we'll have the latest. >>> plus the islamic state releasing a photo of the bomb it says was used to bring down a russian plane in egypt, killing more than 200 people. >>> and an unsolved mystery in dighton tonight. passion on his olympic genes. >> announcing on instant tbram the couple is expecting a boy. they're just over 12 weeks pregnant and already have a tiny speedo. they got engaged in february and have been dating on and off for the last eight years. congratulations to them. >> a little speedo, that's cute. another 30 minutes of news straight ahead. >> 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. ed heartbreak for former patriot and boston college quarterback doug flutie. both of his parents passing away within an hour of each other today. raids in france target the mastermind of the terror in paris. suspects killed, others arrested, plus, isis leaders say this is the bomb that

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in the news room, adam williams, 7 news. >>> police in seekonk. no one was hurt. we'll have more as the story develops. >>> now to the latest on house. jeb bush officially filing his paperwork to concord today. >> it's one of the many stops the presidential candidate made today. live. reporter: as jeb bush campaigned around the state today, he criticized president obama's handling of the war on isis and talked about what he would do differently if he were commander-in-chief. jeb bush making it official, filing his papers for the new hampshire primary. nomination. reporter: still confident despite his continued poor showing in the polls. bush toured a company in voters. he slammed president obama's strategy for defeating isis and said if he were president, he would put more boots on the ground to do it. >> you would have to have more ground troops. you can't do it alone. it would have to be done in unison. reporter: bush says he's supportive of the syrian refugees but says we should pause before letting them in the u.s. >> in the law it is a requirement as you go t